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[quote="Susan Goetz"]Throughout my 6 year tenure on the TC I learned that little can be gained by responding to anonymous critics on this forum. Nevertheless, I am going to give this one more attempt at civil dialogue. Let me say, first, that if any of you reading this wish to discuss further with me, please reach out to me directly (sgoetz01@gmail.com) I will send you my phone number and we can chat openly and directly. Here's the truth - It came to the Mayor's and the Police Chief's attention the Chief Varga was not able to continue as the OEM Coordinator because he did not meet certain residency requirements in the law establishing the position of OEM Coordinator. Neither does his Deputy OEM Coordinator meet the requirements. Chief Varga met with the Township Administrator and it was the Chief himself who apparently recommended me for the position. That recommendation was then presented to the Mayor and with his approval I was asked to accept the position. To be clear, this is a voluntary position and comes without salary or stipend. My qualifications, besides a willingness to accept a voluntary position include the following: - As TC member for 6 year-end serving as Mayor and Deputy Mayor during that period of time, I had held the duties as liaison to the Police, Fire , First Aid and Public Works and have total respect for their skills, training and work ethic. - During that same tenure I worked closely with the Police through our two most recent emergencies of Hurricane Irene flooding and SuperStorm Sandy power outages. -Prior to retirement, I have been trained and OSHA certified as a Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) professional. Although not carrying current certification, I am seasoned and well versed in its application. -I have a science background with an undergraduate Bachelor of Science and a Masters of Science degree. -I have been a resident of Cranbury for nearly 40 years, own a home here and have no intention of leaving. Again, my appointment came on the suggestion of the Police Chief and was reviewed by the Township Attorney and I will be working closely with the current OEM Deputy Coordinator. All responsibility to respond to emergencies in our community continues to rest with the Police and the Fire Department. The role of the OEM Coordinator is to assist them in meeting their objectives of public safety through facilitating coordination with County and State OEM. Finally, any suggestion that this is somehow a political appointment is laughable and I must say a bit insulting to both me and to those who recommended me for this position. Again, if anyone would like clarification of anything I have said here, please reach out to me directly. I welcome the open dialogue. Thank you - Susan Goetz[/quote]
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anon-00q5
Posted: Sun, Sep 13 2020, 8:03 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
anon-8980 wrote:
Interesting article in the paper today. Sad that someone who wants to volunteer is treated so badly.
Is this a volunteer or paid position?
If paid, how much is the Emergency Coordinator compensated (pay/pension)?
anon-8980
Posted: Fri, Sep 11 2020, 10:01 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
Interesting article in the paper today. Sad that someone who wants to volunteer is treated so badly.
How much will Jay get in pension when he retires?
anon-00q5
Posted: Thu, Sep 10 2020, 7:27 am EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
anon-ps7n wrote:
scott
Ferrante
Goetz
all got caught
Political patronage
How much does the Municipal Emergency Management Coordinator get paid?
anon-ps7n
Posted: Thu, Sep 10 2020, 12:29 am EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
scott
Ferrante
Goetz
all got caught
Political patronage
Anon-8o65
Posted: Sat, Sep 5 2020, 3:45 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
I do not know what’s happened toCranbury. Do we just have a new breed of people moving to town that love to spread hate? I’ve lived here for over 50 years and have never heard, seen, or read such hatred for anyone in any party. Whoever you people are, you need to get on board with what Cranbury is, and that we believe (or use to) in treating everyone with respect whether you agree with that person or not. We have gone through some tough times with some decisions not being popular (6 acre zoning, selling the water company, etc.), but at least we disagreed with respect and debated the issues. You folks who are ridiculously immature with your hateful comments about another resident in town need to grow up or move away.
anon-r90n
Posted: Sat, Sep 5 2020, 2:24 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
anon-q50s wrote:
Jay has served our town admirably for a decade which is more than can be said for most of the A-holes that have it out for him.
Susan also served our town well and does not deserve the grief she’s been getting for being willing to help.
If the mayor made a mistake in an effort to mend fences within his own party, that is a shame and should be noted by voters.
We get what we vote for.
Susan's grief started with Jay posting his hatred on this board.
Jay was a republican until that party couldn't stand his bs anymore. Then he became a DINO.
anon-q50s
Posted: Sat, Sep 5 2020, 1:54 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
Jay has served our town admirably for a decade which is more than can be said for most of the A-holes that have it out for him.
Susan also served our town well and does not deserve the grief she’s been getting for being willing to help.
If the mayor made a mistake in an effort to mend fences within his own party, that is a shame and should be noted by voters.
We get what we vote for.
URA Fool-q50s
Posted: Sat, Sep 5 2020, 1:49 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
anon-1pqq wrote:
The responses on this board just highlights the small mindedness of the people in this town. why can't you (repubs) realize what is really happening in our world. there is no denying that the president is awful for us all. you are plainly stupid and just as bad as he is
The above post is an excellent example of the small mindedness and outright stupidity of some of the people on this board. Blaming small town in-fighting within the Local Democrat Party on Republicans is about as laughably stupid as you can get and using Trump as the boogie man for everything is downright silly.
URA Fool
anon-1pqq
Posted: Fri, Sep 4 2020, 10:03 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
The responses on this board just highlights the small mindedness of the people in this town. why can't you (repubs) realize what is really happening in our world. there is no denying that the president is awful for us all. you are plainly stupid and just as bad as he is
anon-8oqs
Posted: Thu, Sep 3 2020, 9:33 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
Jay needs to be loved and his ego needs to be stroked at all times. Please don't call him weasel or child anymore. It's offensive to weasels and children. Both are better than Jay.
stop analyzing every-34nq
Posted: Thu, Sep 3 2020, 5:23 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
p.s. im a REPUBLICAN AND VOTED FOR TRUMP I guess that throws your theory out the window.
anon-7666
Posted: Thu, Sep 3 2020, 3:30 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
Again the Dems with the personal attacks. You guys tried to sneak one through and got caught. The law was not followed for the one position that leads the town in an emergency. Why not ask why our Police Officer who lives in town was passed over or why others with first responder experience were passed over.
If this is your attitude than glad to see you leave in 14 months when you retire.
stop analyzing every-34nq
Posted: Thu, Sep 3 2020, 3:16 pm EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
what is the political gain for having Susan be the OEM? all i hear is excuses because Jay didn't like the selection and now he is going to "TAKES HIS TOYS AND GO HOME" like a pouting little child.
anon;oqs3-0076
Posted: Thu, Sep 3 2020, 8:11 am EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
For years Matt and Mike cried that Dan and Jay kept them out of the loop and made decisions without them. Now that Matt and his Deputy are in power they have resorted to the same tactics. It is very sad that this appointment was not discussed with Evelyn, Barbara and Jay prior to the meeting. Anyone who says the mayor has equal power as the rest of the committee members is a dreamer.
It was surprising that neither Evelyn nor Barbara did not take any stand at the meeting but just let this appointment slide by. Barbara is lock step with Matt but Evelyn usually has better judgement and speaks her mind if something seems irregular.
On another note: The Administrator and the Attorney should be held accountable for their errors in guiding Matt on this matter.
anon-420n
Posted: Thu, Sep 3 2020, 7:32 am EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
I love the irony of the party loving Dems (not just the affiliated ones). They post hate has no home here signs in their yards, and yet are the most hate filled people I know.
Matt was caught lying, ignoring the legal requirements and all three Matt, Mike and Susan went out of their way to try and make a point there was no political patronage to the Press. When that happens it is clear this was political. No one is calling any of them names. Because that is not how non-Dems live their lives— grown adults insulting people. For the hard core Dems they have no other means of discussion other than to insult and name call. QQ04 and 829p if different people prove that point.
anon-qqo4
Posted: Thu, Sep 3 2020, 6:20 am EDT
Post subject: Re: Step toward defunding police
Anon-8o65 wrote:
To Anon-qq04: your name calling of Jay leads me to believe that you volunteer as much as Jay, or you’ve serviced on the TC for as many years as Jay, or you have done as much for Cranbury as Jay, his parents ( one of whom served on the school board and TC), or his grandparents (again of who 1 was a school board member and 1 a charter member and active in the CHS), or even his uncle who ran the History center. So, I guess since you are so active and beneficial to Cranbury, that you have the right to post such an absurd comment. After reading such an asinine comment, I fully understand why Jay will not run again, much to your pleasure, and much to the detriment of Cranbury.
Good! It's no loss.